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Look at who is with the first lady tonight viewing this. you have the mother and stepfather of tyre nichols who died at the hands of police in memphis, and a visceral crisis that everybody watched on television. and paul pelosi the husband of the former speaker nancy pelosi will talk about taking the rhetoric down. and so it is going to be a long speech, but don t look at it as a laundry list, but it is going to be a list that is frankly for the months and years going forward. thank you, phil. the clear focus tonight is going to be the economy. and christine roman is going to speak to us about a reality check of the economy. look, the economy is confusing, and you have been telling me for quite some time. i think that you can expect a optimistic tone, and many of the indicators moving in the president s favor, and inflation at 6.5% is down from the summer ....
A buck 50 before their summer peak. that s something that we need to just continue to push on. i mean, one of the things that we can get away from is we re still in a world with an ongoing war and a part of the world where commodities are really important exports and two of those commodities are of course food products and energy. now, you know, with energy, the president took action early and hard by releasing oil from the strategic reserves and of course we re doing everything we can to help the people of ukraine. but, you know, i m with you in terms of trying to continue to press on the progress that we ve made on groceries where we see inflation growing less quickly, but it s not falling. jared, i ve not go time, what s your message to the fed if they look at this and say they want to raise rates higher. we don t give messages to the fed. they re an independent fed. chair powell says he wants to maintain a strong labor market while pushing back on inflation, and that s very muc ....
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After two years of stagnation due to COVID-19, this year’s summer season has given a much-needed boost to Vietnam’s tourism sector, putting the target of catering to 100 million domestic travellers within reach. Tourists are returning to famous hotspots with a vengeance, however, exerting major pressure on tourism infrastructure. ....
Megawatts, at leas doubling new york s projected summer peak and california s current usage. power generation is keeping up with near record temperatures. right now there 4%, 5% extra capacity. but last week available levels dipped low enough, texans were asked to conserve toda ercot, the air traffic controller for the power flow, said that strategy worked. i am always worried that the system could be overtaxed, so that s why i prepare on bot monday and wednesday of last week, the conservation efforts of every texan helped preven us from going into emergency. reporter: texans counting on the help and reliability, still struggling to keep up with costs this 83-year-old in houston has seen he energy bill spike up nearly 200%. i run fans, don t even run the ac because it s just too expensive reporter: nationally household electric bills are ....